SOME IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS

🏛 SOME IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS :-


🟠UNITED NATIONS [UN].
◼️Formation : 1945.
◼️HQ : Yew York, USA.
◼️Member Countries : 193.

🟠FOOD & AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION [FAO].
◼️Formation : 1945.
◼️HQ : Rome, Italy
◼️Member Countries : 197.

🟠International Labour Organization [ILO].
◼️Formation : 1919.
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland.
◼️Member Countries : 187.

🟠International Civil Aviation Organization [ICAO].
◼️Formation :  1947.
◼️HQ : Montreal, Canada.

🟠International Maritime Organization [IMO].
◼️Formation : 1948.
◼️HQ : London, UK.
◼️Member Countries : 174.

🟠United Nations Development Programme [UNDP]
◼️Formation : 1965
◼️HQ : New York, USA
◼️Member Countries : 170.

🟠United Nations Environment Programme [UNEP]
◼️Established : 1972
◼️HQ : Nairobi, Kenya.

🟠United Nations Population Fund [UNFPA]
◼️Formation : 1969
◼️HQ : New York, USA

🟠United Nations Children Fund [UNICEF]
◼️Formation : 1946
◼️HQ : New York, USA.

🟠World Food Programme [WEP]
◼️Formation : 1961
◼️HQ : Rome, Italy.

🟠International Air Transport Association.
◼️Founded : 1945
◼️HQ : Canada, Montreal.

🟠United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations [UNESCO]
◼️Formation : 1945
◼️HQ : Paris, France.
◼️Member Countries : 193.

🟠United Nations Industrial Development Organization [UNIDO]
◼️Formation : 1966
◼️HQ : Vienna, Austria.

🟠United Nations World Tourism Organization [UNWTO]
◼️Formation : 1974
◼️HQ : Madrid, Spain.

🟠Universal Postal Union [UPU]
◼️Formation : 1874
◼️HQ : Bern, Switzerland

🟠World Health Organization [WHO]
◼️Formation : 1948.
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland.
◼️Member Countries : 193

🟠World Meteorological Organization [WMO]
◼️Formation : 1950
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland.

🟠World Intellectual Organization [WIPO]
◼️Formation : 1967
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland.

🟠World Trade Organisation [WTO]
◼️Formation : 1995
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland.
◼️Member Countries : 164.

🟠International Trade Centre [ITC]
◼️Established : 1964
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland.

🟠Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development [OECD]
◼️Founded : 1961
◼️HQ : Paris, France
◼️Member Countries : 37.

🟠International Atomic Energy Agency [IAEA]
◼️Established : 1957
◼️HQ : Vienna, Austria.
◼️Member Counties : 173.

🟠Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries [OPEC]
◼️Founded : 1960
◼️HQ : Vienna, Austria.
◼️Member Counties : 13.

🟠Commonwealth of Nations.
◼️Formation : 1932
◼️HQ : London, United Kingdom.
◼️Member Counties : 71.

🟠Amnesty International.
◼️Founded : 1961
◼️HQ : London, United Kingdom.

🟠North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO].
◼️Formation : 1949
◼️HQ : Brussels, Belgium.
◼️Member Counties : 30.

🟠Association of Southest Asian Nation [ASIAN]
◼️Founded : 1967.
◼️HQ : Jakarta, Indonesia.
◼️Member Countries : 10

🟠Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation [APEC]
◼️Established : 1989
◼️HQ : Queenstown, Singapore.
◼️Member Counties : 21.

🟠Federation International De-Football Association.
◼️Founded : 1904.
◼️HQ : Zurich, Switzerland.
◼️Member Counties : 211.

🟠International Tennis Federation.
◼️Formation : 1913.
◼️HQ : London, United Kingdom.
◼️Member Counties : 211

🟠Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank [AIIB].
◼️Founded : 2016
◼️HQ : Beijing, China

🟠Shanghai Cooperation Organization [SCO].
◼️Founded : 1996
◼️HQ : Beijing, China
◼️Member Counties : 9

🟠United Nations Conference On Trade And Development [UNCTAD].
◼️Founded : 1964
◼️HQ : Geneva, Switzerland
◼️Member Counties : 194

🟠Asian Development Bank [ADB].
◼️Founded : 1966
◼️HQ : Manila, Philippines
◼️Member Counties : 68

🟠World Bank [WB].
◼️Founded : 1944
◼️HQ : Washington, DC
◼️Member Counties : 189

🟠International Monetary Fund [IMF].
◼️Founded : 1945
◼️HQ : Washington, DC
◼️Member Counties : 190

🟠International Court Of Justice.
◼️Founded : 1945
◼️HQ : The Hague, Netherlands
◼️Member Counties : 193

🟠Financial Action Task Force [FATF].
◼️Founded : 1989
◼️HQ : Paris, France
◼️Member Counties : 39

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